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3 tips for easing the transition from milk to solids
Weaning your child onto solids begins between the age of 4 and 6 months, as recommended by a pediatrician, doctor or nutritionist. Before this age, little ones' digestive systems are not ready to process food other than breast milk or...
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Introducing the Babymoov stress less weaning campaign + Weaning plan
Around 7,500 parents a week start to wean their babies, and according to studies, the process of weaning a child is considered one of the main contributors of stress in parents.  Questions are endless and although there is a bountiful...
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Tips for helping your baby to enjoy vegetables
Has your pediatrician or doctor given you the green light to start weaning your baby onto solids? Check out the taste education advice dispensed by the nutritionists at Cresna to help your baby enjoy their vegetables! Which vegetable should you...
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7 reasons why “homemade” baby food is preferable
Far from the idea of starting a dispute and completely denigrating industrial baby food or wanting you to feel guilty about having your children eat them: they are often very good and popular with babies and they can often help...
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5 Sugar-free Baby Recipes
While too much sugar isn't recommended for babies under the age of 1 - including chocolate and honey - sweet treats, snacks and desserts can be made just as tasty with a little know-how and a few natural sugar substitutes!...
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Autumn: strengthening baby's immune system
Colds, otitis, bronchiolitis, nasopharyngitis, etc. In autumn and winter, the immune defenses of infants and babies are put to the test. To spend a serene winter, stock up on practical advice to strengthen baby's immune system!  The infant's antibody baggage...
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4 tips to stay in shape while pregnant
Pregnant, your body is put to the test and staying in shape while pregnant is sometimes complicated! We give you 4 tips to keep in mind for a peaceful pregnancy.  4 tips to stay in shape while pregnant Take naps...
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Tips for Cleaning & Maintaining Your Hygro+ Humidifier
3 Quick Tips For Cleaning and Maintaining Your Hygro+ Humidifier The Hygro+ is a great piece of home kit for baby and the whole family. We even use it right here in the Babymoov HQ and love its health benefits! If you...
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Food Moms Should Eat When Breastfeeding Their Baby
After speaking of food not recommended, as well as food you should prefer during pregnancy, here is a special report to take a look at the diet of the new mom who is breastfeeding. The baby has finally arrived and...
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Wellbeing Activities for New Parents
Staying healthy in both body and mind can sometimes fall to the bottom of our agenda. The demands and stresses of everyday life can often lead us to forget about the simple pleasures, the ones that boost our health and...
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Why shouldn’t you add salt to the baby’s meals?
Many of you have been asking about adding salt to your baby’s meals. So can you put salt in your child’s meals, yes or no? Starting from what age and how much?   Salt: use with moderation! Salt is an...
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Giving Chocolate to Babies—Is It Okay?
UK nutritionist, Julia Wolman, provided some valuable advice on giving the nation’s favorite sweet treat – chocolate – to a little one.  THE SUGAR ISSUE Current weaning advice recommends that you avoid giving sugary foods such as chocolate to babies...
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7 FAQ About Weaning
Should I continue breastfeeding when I start weaning? Yes, definitely. Breast milk is especially important alongside solids in early weaning as its protective properties may help to reduce the risk of diarrhea, vomiting or allergic reactions when new foods are...
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Weaning your baby onto solids: 0 to 3 years
Is it time to wean your baby onto solids? How about using taste education to ensure they like as many fruits and vegetables as possible? First introduced in France in the 40s, this educational technique makes the pleasure of eating...
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How Can I Prepare Starchy Food With Nutribaby?
Many parents regularly ask us if it is possible to cook starchy food with Nutribaby—and the answer is yes! But how? We’ll explain you everything in this report with our advice.Whether it’s pasta, rice, semolina, bulgur wheat or quinoa, you...
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The truth behind common weaning myths, Weaning top tips, and a Q&A about weaning
The Truth Behind Common Weaning Myths With the help of UK nutritionist Julia Wolman, Babymoov aim to help parents navigate through the enormous amount of information and advice that is often conflicting, to dispel some common myths associated with weaning.‘‘BABIES...
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Bottle Warmer vs Microwave: Our Opinion!
Heating Your Bottle in the Microwave: A Good Idea? Beware of the microwaveMany mothers are worried about the dangers for them and even more for their children when they heat a bottle or a small pot in the microwave. So...
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5 Signs Your Baby is Ready to Wean
1. Baby can hold his/her head up Baby needs to be able to keep their head steady, and move it from side to side.   2. Sit upright independently This may be sitting in a high chair or booster seat...
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Foods Not Recommended For Pregnant Moms
During the nine months of pregnancy, there are many foods that you must not eat, foods that are not recommended or foods that sometimes must just be eaten in moderation. Therefore, it isn’t always easy to know what you can...
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Plagiocephaly: Moms Test Our Comfort Range
Mothers tell us about the use of Lovenest and Cosydream, in particular to fight against plagiocephaly.   Plagiocephaly The experience of Aileen and her son Loki Eventually, after a long battle with medical professionals to get them to take their...
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Take Time for Yourself as a Mom
Do you feel like you don't have even a minute to yourself? Taking time for yourself is vital in the life of a mom—but don’t worry! We have some tips to help you get enough “Me” time.  A mom's life...
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